Nigerian artist Temilade Openiyi Tems has secured two Grammy nominations for 2025, recognizing her for Best Global Music Album and Best African Music Performance.

Her first album, “Born In The Wild,” has been listed among Billboard’s top R&B albums of 2024.

These nominations come as part of the success of her critically acclaimed album, further cementing her global influence in the music industry.

she is the only African artist included in this esteemed list, which also highlights albums from famous musicians like Chris Brown, Party Next Door, Muni Long, and Bryson Tiller.

Meanwhile, a Nigerian man’s post on X (formerly Twitter) has triggered widespread discussions about the dangers of doctors’ illegible handwriting on prescriptions.

The concerned individual raised alarms over how unreadable prescriptions could lead to medication errors, putting patients’ safety at risk. He shared: “Doctors need to stop doing this, it is not okay. It causes medication errors, and the danger it poses to everyone involved (especially patients) is alarming!” His comments have sparked a viral conversation, with many chiming in to share their thoughts on the need for clearer medical communication.